Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Luis de Camoens, Volume 1Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1820 |
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Pagina 7
... passing , and being invited to her assistance , had invaded Portugal with an army , by the successes of which he was soon enabled him to make a considerable inroad into the Kingdom , and to join the Queen at Santarem . The name of Vasco ...
... passing , and being invited to her assistance , had invaded Portugal with an army , by the successes of which he was soon enabled him to make a considerable inroad into the Kingdom , and to join the Queen at Santarem . The name of Vasco ...
Pagina 24
... passed his early years ( the only ones which afforded him any happiness or plea sure ) upon its banks , and amidst the beautiful scenery which surrounded him . The circum- The tomb in the Church of Coimbra to the memory of Joao Vaz de ...
... passed his early years ( the only ones which afforded him any happiness or plea sure ) upon its banks , and amidst the beautiful scenery which surrounded him . The circum- The tomb in the Church of Coimbra to the memory of Joao Vaz de ...
Pagina 25
... passed the tedious hours of his weary exile . By the supporters of the pretensions of Santarem , and amongst others by Faria e Sousa , it was contended that the epithet " paternal " used by Camoens in writing of the Tagus , applied ...
... passed the tedious hours of his weary exile . By the supporters of the pretensions of Santarem , and amongst others by Faria e Sousa , it was contended that the epithet " paternal " used by Camoens in writing of the Tagus , applied ...
Pagina 42
... passed the re- mainder of his life in this delightful retire- ment . The following singular circumstance is recorded as having preceded his marriage with Dona Briolanja de Azevedo , of whom Macha- do writes , that nature had liberally ...
... passed the re- mainder of his life in this delightful retire- ment . The following singular circumstance is recorded as having preceded his marriage with Dona Briolanja de Azevedo , of whom Macha- do writes , that nature had liberally ...
Pagina 74
... passed near to the river Zezere , which joins the Tagus at Punhete , a town situated higher up the Tagus than Santarem . The pas- sage which induces this belief is— Oh Pomar venturoso De teu formoso pezo Se mostra o monte ledo , E o ...
... passed near to the river Zezere , which joins the Tagus at Punhete , a town situated higher up the Tagus than Santarem . The pas- sage which induces this belief is— Oh Pomar venturoso De teu formoso pezo Se mostra o monte ledo , E o ...
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Pagina 253 - A formosura desta fresca serra E a sombra dos verdes castanheiros; O manso caminhar destes ribeiros Donde toda a tristeza se desterra; O rouco som do mar, a estranha terra, O esconder do Sol pelos outeiros, O recolher dos gados derradeiros, Das nuvens pelo ar a branda guerra; Enfim, tudo o que a rara Natureza Com tanta variedade nos ofrece, Me está, se não te vejo, magoando.
Pagina 183 - Vós, ó novo temor da Maura lança, Maravilha fatal da nossa idade, Dada ao mundo por Deus, que todo o mande, Para do mundo a Deus dar parte grande...
Pagina 93 - Alma minha gentil, que te partiste Tão cedo desta vida, descontente, Repousa lá no Céu eternamente E viva eu cá na terra sempre triste. Se lá no assento etéreo, onde subiste, Memória desta vida se consente, Não te esqueças daquele amor ardente Que já nos olhos meus tão puro viste.
Pagina 124 - Junto de um seco, duro, estéril monte, Inútil e despido, calvo e informe, Da Natureza em tudo aborrecido; Onde nem ave voa ou fera dorme, Nem corre claro rio ou ferve fonte...
Pagina 190 - Ou fazendo, que mais, que a de Medusa A vista vossa tema o monte Atlante, Ou rompendo nos campos de Ampelusa Os Muros de Marrocos e Trudante; A minha já estimada e leda Musa, Fico, que em todo o mundo de vós cante, De sorte que Alexandro em vós se veja, Sem á dita de Achilles ter inveja.
Pagina 188 - A ferro, a fogo, a settas, e pelouros : A quentes regiões, a plagas frias, A golpes de Idolatras, e de Mouros, A perigos incognitos do mundo, A naufragios, a peixes, ao profundo : CXLVHI.
Pagina 94 - Thou wilt not there forget the perfect love Which still thou seest in me, O spirit pure ! And if the irremediable grief, The woe which never hopes on earth relief, May merit aught of thee, prefer thy prayer To God, who took thee early to his rest, That it may please him soon amid the bless'd To summon me, dear maid, to meet thee there.
Pagina 184 - E quando desce, o deixa derradeiro : Vós, que esperamos jugo, e vituperio Do torpe Ismaelita cavalleiro , Do Turco oriental , e do Gentio , Que inda bebe o licor do sancto rio.
Pagina 289 - Posto o pensamento nele, porque a tudo o Amor a obriga, cantava, mas a cantiga eram suspiros por ele. Nisto estava Leanor o seu desejo enganando, às amigas perguntando: vistes lá o meu amor!
Pagina 227 - Twas thine to blend the Eagle and the Dove, At once the Bard of Glory and of love: Thy thankless country heard thy varying lyre To Petrarch's softness melt, and swell to Homer's lire I Boast and lament, ungratful Land, a name In life, in death, thy glory and thy shame.